Taylor Swift Becomes Youngest Person Inducted Into Nashville Songwriters Hall Of Fame

Taylor Swift became the youngest woman inducted into the Songwriters Hall Of Fame in June. And as of now, the 36-year-old is also the youngest person in the Nashville Songwriters Hall Of Fame, which she officially entered alongside Lyle Lovett, Shawn Camp, Lee Thomas Miller, Bruce Channel, and the late Crickets drummer Jerry "J.I." Allison.In a star-studded gala at Nashville's Music City Center on Monday, Swift was inducted by her former tourmate Brad Paisley and honored with a bluegrass cover of her iconic Fearless hit "Love Story" performed by country star Lainey Wilson. Earlier this year, Swift was a surprise guest during Wilson's performance at Travis Kelce's Tight End University in Nashville.After recalling the time that Paisley once filled her tour bus with live crickets in a prank-gone-too-far back in 2007, Swift began reminiscing about her early days in Nashville pursuing country stardom as a teenager."I was lucky enough to get a publishing deal with Sony Publishing when I was 14, and I just hit the ground running. I was like a sponge, and I had really curly hair and it was yellow, so I kind of looked like a sponge, too," Swift joked."I think you truly learn a craft when yo...